http://armlessbear.com/categories/miscellaneous/one_cat_three_legs Comments for "One Cat, Three Legs...." en http://armlessbear.com/categories/miscellaneous/one_cat_three_legs#comment-804 <p>Hope he recovers quickly. I&#8217;m glad you didn&#8217;t have to resort to option 3!</p> Fri, 19 Sep 2008 10:22:19 -0700 E comment 804 at http://armlessbear.com http://armlessbear.com/categories/miscellaneous/one_cat_three_legs#comment-803 <p>Poor Cat!</p> <p>Best wishes for a complete recovery! I hope you can figure out what happened!</p> Fri, 19 Sep 2008 10:12:42 -0700 Ziemendorf comment 803 at http://armlessbear.com http://armlessbear.com/categories/miscellaneous/one_cat_three_legs <p>Sometime this morning Spike will have the entirety of his left front arm removed. We can&#8217;t call him stumpy, because they won&#8217;t leave a stump. They take everything right through the scapula so that the entire arm mechanism is completely gone.</p> <p>Now you may be wondering how it has come to pass that we&#8217;re taking his entire arm off. This is how:</p> <p>It isn&#8217;t surprising to anyone who has met our cats to hear that they often do their very best to run outside at every opportunity. Usually in the mornings we&#8217;re very careful because we&#8217;re not equipped to have completely outdoor cats.</p> <p>Yesterday, however, Spike ran outside and literally ran away. I was running late and decided that a day without the creature comforts of a soft sofa and a dish of food might cure him from running outside.</p><p><a href="http://armlessbear.com/categories/miscellaneous/one_cat_three_legs">read more</a></p> http://armlessbear.com/categories/miscellaneous/one_cat_three_legs#comments Miscellaneous Fri, 19 Sep 2008 08:23:09 -0700 kirstin 465 at http://armlessbear.com